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Hrish Peiiee-The Mitcheistewn Riet.

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Hrish Peiiee-The 1aitchsistewn Riet.
LONDON, Sept. 2i.--Mr. Gladstone has
written letter to Glasgow Liberal, in which
he deplores the grave acts Of the Irish police
against the people Of Mitchelstown. and. what
IL still graver the approval Of those acts By tho
Government. He adds:
trust tho country will not bs slow TO condemn that
indecent approval given without awaiting the result OF
the inquiry, and thereby discourage repetition Of
proceedings IL was emnentiy calculated to promote
DUBLIN, Sept 21.-Mr John Dillon testified
to-day as witness Of the Mitchelstown riot.
Mr.. Harrington complained that Dublin
newspaper had declared that the police would
be justified In making him acquainted with
the peculiarities OF horse pond. This Ian
guage, he said, was an Indictment to the police
to commit violence. and the Court should not
permit such language to DO used with I'M
punity.
Mr.. Murphy. while not justifying the course
OF the newspaper, considered that MIR. Har-
rington's calling Sergeant Ryder murderer
and villain provoked comment. Such language
r been uttered xhGS %SSenS with
Mr.. Harrington retorted that he should con-
tinue TO use the same Language. MI.
nesses we're called, who defended Mr. Harring.
toms attitude.
4. Sergeant Ryder was then recniied. ana SAID:
Mr.. Harrington called me murderer, scoun-
DR. dsel La and I'd Tpan and said he would kick mo
on my H fnal call YOU liar in addition
to seoundrel when you make such statement.
done with you. and viii get for you the pun
MIR. Kilbride, who accompanied Mr.. William
O'Brien to Canada when he, denounced the
which VIII the O. evictions on, the Istters Iygea.
curran estates were conducted last April was
Kiibride was the Marquis Of Lansdowne's
principal tenant. paying $500 per annum for
the hs
ried out the eviction broke into the Kilbride
house through the doors and windows and
The Ffeemqn's Journal says the localities in
ment are those IN which the most sweeping
eyictions have taken place, and argues that
these localities have been selected because the
LANDLORDS are losing the light thoy wantoniy
GALWAY Sept. 21.-The gunboat Orrell. while
SDers e@ n ths kSs Con
The ' accident te caused great Confusion. The
doube s guard. any The demesner 81 several q
The sss ss ss asy 70 e wSas risk
mother Of tie farmer whose house was q.
tackled by the prisoners said that after the
ban Of the League had been placed upon them
they could not Eet food or other 81
to work for them, and that she was watched
necessarily in order that people might be pre-
one Of the moonliRhters, having seen him pull
his mask of his face ct the time OF the attack
CORK, Sept. 21.-Mr. William OBrien says
prisonment he will absolutely refuse to wear
the prison garb or to perform mental offices, as
prisoners as common culprits. He. will re-
sist such treatment to the last, he says,
even though his him ne be aerRe eisI
maintains a cheerful demeanor. He receives
daily bouquets and presents Of fruit. game,
nicipal authorities. clergymon, and other. dis
tinguished residents Of Cork will attend the
trial OF Mr.. O'Brien in order to show their SYM
patty.